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4 days ago | travelnoire.com | Sarah Rand

“Death of a Unicorn” is a new A24 movie with a premise that’s sure to make viewers laugh. Its star-studded cast and fantastical plot line make the thinly veiled social commentary all the better. The horror movie follows father-daughter duo Ridley (Jenna Ortega) and Elliot Kintner (Paul Rudd), who embark on a road trip to take in the sights of Canada. But instead of reconnecting with corny road trip activities, they get into a heap of trouble.

5 days ago | travelnoire.com | Faith Katunga

House Republicans have unveiled a plan to help fund President Donald Trump’s massive tax cuts by selling thousands of acres of federal public lands in Utah and Nevada. The proposal was added during late-night negotiations to a legislative package approved early Wednesday by the House Natural Resources Committee. It mandates the sale of dozens of parcels totaling more than 11,000 acres of federal land across the two western states.

6 days ago | travelnoire.com | Sarah Rand

Rust is a 1880s western film set in Kansas (then eventually Wyoming) that was spearheaded by Alec Baldwin. The famous actor stars in the movie, but is also credited as a producer and co-writer. This 2024 film follows an aging outlaw named Harland Rust (Baldwin) as he comes out of hiding when a family member gets in trouble with the law. His estranged grandson, Lucas Hollister (Patrick Scott McDermott), accidentally kills a rancher and is sentenced to hang.

6 days ago | travelnoire.com | Natasha Decker

Naturist experiences make for a stripped-down time of grounding and connection between you and the nature around you. Naturism is often practiced at designated beaches, campgrounds, or resorts. Though nudism and naturism are frequently used interchangeably, the latter more so pertains to one’s connectedness to nature while naked — not just being naked itself. In late December 2024, the campsite booking platform Pitchup.com found that interest in naturism has been on the rise.

6 days ago | travelnoire.com | Faith Katunga

On Wednesday, the Walt Disney Company announced groundbreaking plans to build its first-ever Middle East theme park in Abu Dhabi. The park marks the entertainment giant’s first new resort destination since Shanghai Disneyland opened in 2016. The ambitious waterfront project, officially named Disneyland Abu Dhabi, will be developed on Yas Island. This location is a premier entertainment hub. It already attracts millions of visitors annually from across the Middle East, Africa, India, and Europe.